Git pre-installed on every account with cPanel's built-in Git Version Control panel. Clone GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket; set up deploy-on-push with a .cpanel.yml file. From $3.95/mo.
Built into the hosting environment from the start. No third-party service required.
Every Ultra shared hosting plan comes with Git pre-installed and ready to use through cPanel's built-in Git Version Control interface. You can clone repositories from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, pull updates, view commit history, and set up deploy-on-push workflows, no third-party service required. Whether you're a solo developer managing a client site or a small team collaborating on a project, Git is built into the hosting environment from the start.
Your hosting account includes cPanel's Git Version Control panel where you can manage repositories visually, clone, pull, view commits, and trigger deployments without leaving the cPanel interface. Combined with cPanel for file and database management, CloudLinux isolation for account stability, and SSD storage for fast I/O, you get a development-friendly hosting stack at shared hosting prices. We have been supporting developers and their workflows since 2002.
Git is part of our full developer toolchain alongside phpMyAdmin, cURL, GD, IonCube, Zend Guard, OpenSSL, and more. See our hosting features page for the complete list.
Drop a .cpanel.yml file in the root of your repository and cPanel will run the deployment tasks you define every time you pull updates, copy files to public_html, restart services, run build commands. A simple deployment pipeline without CI/CD tools or third-party services.
Get hosting + Git →Git is available on every shared hosting account out of the box, with cPanel's Git Version Control panel handling clone, pull, commit history, and deployment from one screen.
Git is available on all of our shared hosting servers out of the box. There's nothing to install or configure. You can clone repositories, view commit history, and pull updates directly from cPanel's Git Version Control panel. Keep your production files under version control and roll back changes cleanly if something goes wrong.
Drop a .cpanel.yml file in the root of your repository and cPanel will run the deployment tasks you define every time you pull updates, copy files to public_html, restart services, run build commands. A simple deployment pipeline without CI/CD tools or third-party services. Push to your remote, pull in cPanel, and your changes go live.
Manage repositories visually through cPanel's Git Version Control panel. Clone from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, view commit history, pull updates, and trigger deployments, all from one screen. No shell experience required, no command-line muscle memory needed.
You can pull from any remote Git repository, so if your code lives on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, you can clone it directly to your hosting account. Use it as a deployment target, a staging environment, or a full development workflow. Your hosting account works with any Git remote.
If you build and maintain websites for clients, Git hosting gives you a clean way to deploy code changes. Push to your remote (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), pull in cPanel, and your client's site updates. No FTP, no manual file uploads, no guesswork about which files changed.
Working with a partner or a small team? Keep your code in a shared GitHub or GitLab repo and pull updates to the live server when you're ready to deploy. Everyone works on their own branch, and the server only gets the code you've merged and approved.
If you're building custom WordPress themes or plugins, Git lets you version-control your work separately from the WordPress core. Deploy theme updates via cPanel's Git Version Control panel, keep a history of every change, and roll back cleanly if a release has issues.
For private repositories, generate a deploy key in cPanel and add it to your remote so the clone authenticates without a password. Your credentials never live on the server; the deploy key only has read access to the one repo you grant it to.
Every account runs in its own CloudLinux container with isolated CPU, memory, and process limits. Your Git operations and deploy hooks don't compete with other accounts on the server, and your repo can't be touched by anyone else on the box.
The questions our sales team gets every week. If yours isn't here, drop us a line.
Yes. Git is pre-installed on all of our shared hosting servers. You don't need to request it or install anything. Just open cPanel's Git Version Control panel and clone your first repository.
Yes. cPanel's Git Version Control supports automatic deployment via a .cpanel.yml file at the root of your repository. When you pull updates, cPanel runs the deployment tasks you define (typically copying files to public_html or running build commands). A simple deploy-on-push workflow without any external CI/CD service.
Absolutely. You can clone or pull from any remote Git repository, including GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or your own self-hosted Git server. For private repositories, generate a deploy key in cPanel and add it to your remote so the clone authenticates without a password.
We keep Git updated on our servers. The current version is visible in cPanel's Git Version Control panel.
Yes. Git is a version control tool that works with any language or framework. Whether your project is built with PHP, Node.js, Python, or static HTML, you can use Git to manage and deploy your code on our servers.
Every plan ships with Git pre-installed and the cPanel Git Version Control panel. Starting at $3.95/mo with a 45-day money-back guarantee.
